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does any one know of a library that can compare line in input or even a .wav or etc
and give a tone

like if i were to strum a guitar and then the result could be "E" or any pitch accordingly.
...

I need a library that can compare Musical Scales from a line in, or at least from a .wav or etc...

or if anyone has any suggestions to get around this let me know

thanks.

im not sure if you could customize it in that way, however,

check out the ColorDialog Properties MSDN and you can see exactly how it works...
...

fontDialog->ShowEffects = false;
fontDialog->ShowHelp = false;

try that

*oh and replace the name of fontdialog with the name of your actual font dialog.
= )

in addition to what everyone else says,

make sure you program isnt already running.

would also cause errors when compiling.

unless you want me to put an html placeholder box in my program, that would not work.

c++ please =)

Theres No compiler Errors,

what I want to do is when the mouse is hovered over a disabled trackbar is to pop up a certain tooltip.

heres the code i have.



private: System::Void...

That definitely helped


status->Text = OpenedFileName->Substring(OpenedFileName->LastIndexOf('\\')+1);

this is how it was implemented.

Thanks!!!

Ok,

i get the path of a file from an openfiledialog and assign it to string^ path.

so the string may contain for example...: c:/folder/example.mp3

from my knowledge you cannot manipulate a...

well id say i started making windows apps with visual C++ 2005 then moved on to 2008 all my apps were net 2.0 and higher

well ive been practicing with mostly un-managed variable types in a managed form windows type project application and its very challenging, well for me at least. Theres always a new problem around...

Success thank you.

basically i need to convert a string^ type to a char * type ive been searching and have not really found a way,

if anyone point me in the right direction it would be most appreciated.

Ok i posted up version one of my program for testing on a website and i have gotten comments back that it didnt work. Ive tested it out on 3 of my computers at home and it only works on the one with...

i put it in a seperate header like this!

"SleepHead.h"


#pragma once
#include <windows.h>
#include <Powrprof.h>
using namespace System::Windows;

roger that.

if i could only delete my thread.

well heres the short version of my problem.

This...


BOOLEAN WINAPI SetSuspendState(
__in BOOLEAN Hibernate,
__in BOOLEAN ForceCritical,
__in BOOLEAN DisableWakeEvent
);

If you dont send anything to the console then it shouldnt show up enough time for you to notice it.

so dont use any cout's or system("pause") 's

alternatively,

start a windows forms project...

well heres the short version of my problem.

This...


BOOLEAN WINAPI SetSuspendState(
__in BOOLEAN Hibernate,
__in BOOLEAN ForceCritical,
__in BOOLEAN DisableWakeEvent
);